Cameron Green destroys South Africa with a record-breaking OD ton, Power to Australia Historic 431/2
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Australian all -rounder Cameron Green burnt McKay with his explosive batting, as he exploded his first OD century in the third and final match against South Africa in the Great Barrier Reef Arena against South Africa in the ongoing third and final match against South Africa.
Walking at number 3 when Australia was already hovering at 250, Cameron Green immediately shifted the gear and tore in the South African bowling attack. He brought his hundred in just 47 balls, broke five borders and launched seven huge sixes.
Cameron Green smashs the second fastest ODI by one Australian
Cam Green joined a rare club today after a brilliant performance.
Green’s tornado not only operated Australia up to 431/2 on board in 50 overs, but also named its name in record books. He broke the second fastest century by one Australian in OD cricket, Glenn Maxwell led the chart.
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The 26-year-old all-rounder is now the 11th fastest in ODI history and the second fastest by an Australian cricketer, behind another explosive all-rounder, Glenn Maxwell’s 2023 World Cup is the famous 40-gends against the Netherlands in the 2023 World Cup.
Cameron Green was told by Cricbz during an innings break: “I was not very ready to come to bat. Initially a couple was leaving me. Marsh and Head batted beautifully. It is well closed today. It stopped well today. It is not really happy. It is not really happy. We didn’t play late a day. We got a chance today.”
Australia made history in ODI cricket
Meanwhile, all the top three batsmen of Australia -Trevis Head, Michelle Marsh, and Cameron Green have broken centuries in the same innings for the first time in the history of ODI. Travis Head played in his general attacker style, scored 142 runs off 103 balls, with 17 borders and 5 sixes.
Australia’s Stand-in Captain, Mitchell Marsh, with patience with balanced aggression and 100 runs off 106 balls, with 6 borders and 5 sixes in the ongoing ODI against South Africa. Finally, Green used its height to send the ball flying around the ground.
Green remained unbeaten on 118 off 55 balls, with 6 borders and 8 sixes. On the other hand, Alex Kerry remained unbeaten on 50, as he submitted a target of 432 runs to South Africa, to clean the series, took a 2–0 lead in an ODI series of three matches.
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Australia enters record books with Twin Stand
In the ongoing third and final ODI, Marsh and Head added 205 runs for the first wicket, and then Kerry and Green put an unbeaten 164 run stand together for the 164 -run stand for the third wicket against South Africa. With these partnerships, Australia set a record for doing so in ODI cricket.
For the first time, the Australian team registered two 150-plus participation in an ODI innings. Additionally, this is only the 10th time when any team in the world has managed to achieve such an achievement. In addition, Australia’s incredible score in McKay has entered record books.
This was the second highest clan created by one team, while losing only two wickets in ODI cricket. In 2015, South Africa’s 439/2 remained the highest total against the West Indies in Johannesburg.
